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Inoculate Yourself Against Bad PR by:Robert A. Kelly

What is bad PR? Well, if you're a business, non-profit or association manager, bad PR does nothing positive about the behaviors of those important outside audiences of yours that most affect your operation. It fails to create external stakeholder behavior change leading directly to achieving your managerial objectives. And it never does persuade those key outside folks to your way of thinking, or move them to take actions that allow your...more

Customer Loyalty by:Christoph Puetz

Loyal customers are the foundation of almost every business. Going the extra mile to provide outstanding customer service is the first step to customer loyalty. But there is more. Of course - your products and services in general need to be good. If you offer lousy uptime there is not really a reason to be loyal when being a customer. You just don't deliver, period.Here are a few more suggestions to gain customer loyalty.1) Be smart. Be smarter...more

Small Business Tax Deductions for Year End 2004 by:Daniel Lamaute

As a small business owner, it's wise to familiarize yourself with some key deductions that may reduce your tax bill for 2004. Employee Benefit Plans - You may deduct contributions to employee benefit plans (such as health insurance plans and retirement plans). Depending on your circumstances the maximum contribution that you may deduct per employee in a qualified retirement plan can go up to:$100,000 or more With a Defined Benefit Plan$ 44,000 With a 401(k) plan$ 41,000 With a SEP-IRA or KeoghAutomobile Expenses- You can elect to deduct the actual expenses incurred (including gas, oil, tires, repairs, insurance, depreciation, and rent or lease payments) for the business-related portion of your car or truck expenses, or simply take the 2004 standard mileage rate of 37.5 cents per business mile. Social Security Taxes - You may deduct Social Security and Medicaid taxes paid to match required withholdings on employee wages, federal unemployment taxes, as well as real estate or personal property taxes paid on business assets. Home Office - Depending on whether you use your home or other real estate for business purposes, you may deduct some or all of any...more

Secrets To Successful Publishing by:Geela

Have you ever wondered what would it take to compete successfully with the "big guys" like Simon & Schuster and even get to the top of the heap? If there is such thing as a magic formula for success, then the story of Geela, the author of the bestseller book THE AMERICAN DREAM can certainly make a believer out of you too. Mastering the art of...more

A Better Way To Watch Your Credit Reporting by:George M Noceti

Are you a victim of any credit card fraud or identity theft? Then you definitely need an enhanced defense from those menaces. You can get superior security from http://www.gotocreditreport.com. Actually, those financial offenses take place due to the lack of knowledge of your personal credit status. But, with GotoCreditReport.com , you will get an...more

Warning - This Lease Might Explode Any Minute by:George A. Parker

Mike Caringi, owner of a small New Jersey business that sells pumps, found himself facing a gut-wrenching dilemma last summer. Should he continue paying $ 1,500 each month for essential telecommunications services he no longer receives and for leased equipment he claims was never installed? Or, should he stop making payments and face a potential lawsuit from the firm that financed the equipment under a 'hell or high water' lease? Mr. Caringi's company is one of several thousand small companies around the country reeling from the bankruptcy of Norvergence, a reseller of telecommunications and Internet services. At the core of the quagmire facing Mr. Caringi and others is that Norvergence succeeded in getting customers to sign separate lease and service contracts that provided its services. When Norvergence abruptly shut its doors, it left thousands of its customers scrambling to replace telephone and Internet services while obligated to shell out over $ 200 million in lease payments to Wells Fargo Financial, CIT and 30 other leasing companies over the next five years. How can you protect your company from being victimized in a similar situation? Certainly, most transactions...more

Virtual Assistants... Even Santa Needs One! by:Janet Barclay

Trying to fit all the planning and preparing and celebrating of the holiday season into an already busy schedule can bring a lot of stress to a time of year that's supposed to be full of peace. These days, even Santa needs help making his list and...more

The Challenges of Human Resource Management by:Dr Alvin Chan

IntroductionThe role of the Human Resource Manager is evolving with the change in competitive market environment and the realization that Human Resource Management must play a more strategic role in the success of an organization. Organizations that...more

How to Shrink Your Phone Bill by:Brad Dudley

Most people don't think it makes a difference which long distance provider they choose anymore. But, fact of the matter is, if you are still using one of the big three, you could save up to 60% on your monthly phone bill.If you know what you are...more

ISO 9001 Compliant Program: Steps to Build by:Chris Anderson

Implementing an ISO 9001 system represents a major effort. However, all of that effort can represent a significant shift for a business - from quantity to quality. And this could make sure your business gets the desired results.Shift Focus to...more

Turnover is Not a Problem by:Michael Beck

"Ha!" you say. "For someone to make a statement like that, they obviously haven't worked in the real world and certainly have never had to run a company." Well, let me assure you. In my past I've not only run companies, but spent many years in one...more

Small Business Tax Tips - Product Review of Tax Reduction Toolkit by:Mike Matthews

Product Review - IntroductionProduct Review - What I likedProduct Review - What I didn't likeProduct Review - Best Features SummaryTable of Contents - Seven Sections - 29 Tax TipsFinal Comments and Pricing (under $40)Suggested Books & Reference...more
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